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e the Children. Thew

SoNc 1 psss Ghld1f liable They ss sudden ess
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough.
Remedy a positive cure. 1t saves
hours of anxious watching. Sold by
]. NJ. Mixer. 1874 Water street. druggist.
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SALE OF NOTES AND ACCOUNTS.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned VIII w
sell at public auction to the highest bidder a. lne
office OF M. Heath. In Augusta, Maine, on MOE,
day, Oct. IL, 1887, at q p. NJ, all the uncohec'eS
notes and accounts of the late firm of Coomos o
Melvin. PETER DUNTON.
Receiver of Coombs Il Melvin.
Oct. 3, 1882. octlOdlw
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WINFIELD MORTGAGE AND Tsvs! CO,

Five and 10 year GUARANTEED 8 per cent n nrs,
mortgages, and bonds secured by deposit o OF Isst
mortgages with FARMERS LOAN AND Ihp31i
COMPANY, ~ William St., New York, payaun,s,,,
principal and interest, at their Office Sans 70 SUI
investor. Agent wanted in Maine. Eastern nes *
quarters, BRADSTREET + CURTIS, Bankers, ~
Pine St., New York. ang6dlaw6wsm
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SDecinL Advertisements.

Small advertisements, not exceeding three lines,
'oming under the head Of WANTED, Fox SALE
To LET, LOST &C., ,c:H be inserted here one time
IS CENTS three times for 40 cents, and one ceeA
or so cents.
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Take ID. X. and be O. X. See nd.
mch8-6m
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Liver Oil on account of its unpleasant taste.
This difficulty has been overcome in Scots
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hvpophos-
phites 1t being as palatable as milk. and
the most valuable remedy known for the treat
ment of Consumption, Scrofula aud Bron-
chtis. Physicians report our little patients
take it with pleasure Try SCOTS Emulsion
and be convinced. sept20deod&w I'm
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NON< that are fretful, peevish,
cross. or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price rs cents. Sold by
j. NJ. Mixer, 1874 Water street, druggist.
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The political division of the 50th Con
gress will probably be as follows: The
Senate will consist of thirty ight repub-
licans, thirty seven democrats and Mr..
Rddleberger. The House will show one
hundred and sixty-six democrats, one
hundred and fiftv-one republicans, tour
independents and four vacancies which
are probably in favor of the republicans.
The Senate vote will depend upon Riddle
berger. The House vote will give the
democrats a majority of ten to fourteen,
dependent upon the Independents. The
democrats have not enough advantage to
accomplish any thing unless the republi
cans favor their measures and will not
probably attempt any partisan measures.
Whether the Sultan of Morocco lives
or dies there is likely TO be trouble in the
empire, since former insurgents are
gathering again. It'was not very long
ago that he was engaged in hostilites
with the tribes around Tedja, his forces
entering the town OF Robat, which caused
the Spanish Government to hurry an IRON
clad to the latter point with a message
for him. Now Spain is making palpable
preparations for campaign in Morocco,
a warship having already been sent to
Taugier and troops being concentrated at
Tarifa and Algeciras, from which latter
point a submarine cable is to be laid to
Centa. France has sent an iron clad to
Tangier. and Italy has dispatched two
warships thither so that when the English
vessels also arrive the harbor will
present noteworthy naval spectacle.
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KID GLOVES.

am offering great bargain in Ladies'
Kid Gloves, four button, scolloped wrist,
and embroidered backs, cheap at rs cents.
sell at so cents per pair.
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FIR PILLOWS.

100 Fir Pillows, sold every where for
so cents, | shall offer this week at 25
certs each.
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Wanted.

VIIANTED-A girl to do Homework In a small
w family. Inquire at No. 9s Winthrop Street,
corner of Sewall. oct14dlw
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tn Let

THO RENT-For small family, tenement Of FIVE
L rooms on ground floor. Many advantages j.
SPRINGER, Northern Ave. oct11dIwt
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Prime ne Ms.. e1s o.. per Dbl. Prime Mess Eastern
s En- S,s sgd Iara On! Sss ~ Hams-Long 0as 49,
BATES mericsa ohgica 6}s o. wheatoea
g. ID 70. GENITAL New Ne Winter Is A., do. Nc
"a lid 1ss W. DO 10 q. Nc o. q per Genital Pre-
duos-spiflts 81 Tatpethe 2ga g 10 NJ London. 2Ss. Od
PER STs hePo Petroleum 81 per gas3 CISver Seed
Zine Fine American. 234 ot, Prime CITY 22s 3D. per cwE
atosn-Cdnmon. IS i'd Pia lis Oh Dos ~ Ii iseed Gil
,, ~ per cwt Provsons-Auerlcan Rsfriger,el Bes
d9nTNew-Yqrk state R2 l5s OIL 6e3 Us ID Cottonsssl
OIL LiverDool make. ips Oh
The receipts Of wheat tho past hrco davs 2l5 600
centals. Including 10000 oentals OF American
The receipt Of Amerc for the past three days
10000 oentals
= LONDON May 1a-Proauco-Linsosi OIL 2os 3D. o2os
2 per cwt Calcutta inseed, 37s OIL per quarters Ilu
sect gase a6 o. Ot per ton Refined Petroleum Sl6d
90 h6l per gallon Spirits OF rurDentne 2ss OIL per
ewt Pale es OIL ola Oh Proyisions-L,rd s2s o. Rsr
cwt LOT American. Sugarl3S 3D. cwt. Tor Cuba Cen
VJ' AMI Is 81 ia Oh for Ma,ooyado
AR refining ahoat Australian Taow-BeeL 2Os l. G224
ea Mutton 2ls 81 92St OF Coc1inat on-Ceylon go
5s Cooain S37Oi American Rogeratei Beef 81 1Od for
hnd Quarters and 2s o. for ors quarters per sb W the
RBaEMEN May l3-Petroeum marks 9j p,ennnzA
Wllco1sLtr closst ~ 50 marks 40 pfennugs ITO
ANTWERP, May l3-PetrOleum-Flne Pate American ID
francs % centnes all aud Is francs 40 ceut
Wcoxs Lara closed 50 i4ucs so ceatn,s I'D klos
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THE MARKETS
ToTAi, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
rx. ys,;,A PisIr. gyssels aud Railroads
GENERAL MAiikrT REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIALs-The available supply NJ ihcc
moment is qui and with good demand the market
Is firm Havertraw Hard Bricks are quoted a. - 70 ~
as 70 quality ler thousand ahoat Up River Hard
Crotos brown. s2ae4 dark. sl4dSl0i red F5ddgSbboi
Wilm E Front 4ss RooEaYd CANNON Lime 81 per
Goats Hair 30 8SbN per bushl Cattle, ialr, u sDG
Cement held At 50 5Sss 40 for round lots American
GHICoRY~Tn moderate demand at previous quotations
CoCoAIn obbing circles moderately actvo values WIN
CooPERXGE sfooK-The only demand of importance is
moases and rum sh0Oks there are however 10 hHc
CoRDA GB-steady, with a fair demand.
COFFEE-Was again excited active ana strong Win inc
by cable that double margins had been e
of IA francs at the opening tho Local opt9n IVA. ~.
advance OF 3Opoins and IN lho lace OF
market subsequently closed Urn at nc opening
figures for Nav further advance Of G39 rents on
the other months tolows January Fs 81
nary Is 45d lsSO March. ls60alsbh: NAV l7S01lI8
}gqs l7S5Si5Go iSy ocder AaY si 1870:
November 1870 1928; December ls3Odls35 INC safes
aggregated 2l3000 bags 1000 bags IN excess 81 te previous
record on the actual market prices were InIiae t
co for spot ut the close bcing hrn he
at Sales, 1000 bags No Sat &C. lOOO Dsgs 10
at SLc 900 bags No at 1856. 600 bags 10 AZ lsc
IN afoas 1000 bags No ut IL &c ana 3ouo nags III
The temper strong Sales 5000 mats Java priyate growl
$50 pecnls Pernanbuco % 2 800 pecus mor al Z4e
"a 900 hags Maricabo 5s bags savsna 5000 bags Mar
caibo from hands goo bags SAMANTHA from second
hands ami 2 600 bags spot interior ON private terms
COTTON-For spot cotton values were not cnangeu hu
reached moderate aggregate5S6 bales ga
last EVENING" all of which for consumption Inc
nort recepts 1875 bales comparing with Nsl
bales last week ana III9 bales ls gay ls' year
since September 1 the total port receipts have Oeen
bales against 5.lOl772 bales Tor the same peou
oaotatons a, American .tlaaarioi cia'sli
IN
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!, slsaM selss,si n. 81 3d. window aa.s sssosss 3d.

E,sls@M e 2a n. $3.50 window olass sssoess 3d.
lssS S trs 4sq 'g''il w. s.ss
!. r. Yss yis ;;
ss: 81 s: s1a 81: 'i sss, s I'll
sl.sssf$ siR!tr s51e ,psiSs Sseshsa
Isl sSts srstsr s1'issa
tS%%cg SSssss IS, Sdsisf ' 'S",'s
aass s ct dHsa @ Tt J
sEsf Fl sS"i'
from Philadelphia british bark 1000 SGs refined. la a.
hapSGs w. Hamburg benee two UVg British .Sps S3
ds F SS eIs III hens o RIs GGrI
as a mp anil 5ass sns s1: S Ss 5 g. R
r Te PS @ LONDON 81 S sSS Ss %
chip 5000 pbs refined OIL Is Ga.i Goitenburs hence
.%c Ss bS oG S s TsIsS II e 4so
Rs1se ri'IsS Zip 200 GS' naPntes
piss Ga@sow steam isoo6 LSsS grain. ID 1000 BUSH
90 9 5000 bush gram "a "a 600 bn. grain {rret
store 8.d Bristol steam. 5000 bush grsiu, 2'dl Rio
sis Sow,YOrE from D"rien scRooSeT. lu%pcr 60 and
ooS@ aS a P o sn n5 and
from THO sstIs River, schooner Lumber. sj Pori.au.
wood Las Fs@as rom hssc%sons British STir lunSsf
TERMS St johns "i?' from FascascalS S aSvs.s
lumber $40 o1 Now.lork. from Fernandna. two schoon-
orr. lumber 40 ana iroa wharfage
GovIsloNs-PoRx-Tne mO,smsnt continues light.
sales g5 sSs Me pTva terms Mess quoted a. sis
Ssli 80 foI old sic for New $40 2bss7 Tor Family
Prime ~ BEEF-HS. no., ysI',. nee ~ IT. RI 'ac
Meas D IS 80 Facse SaA FaS JEFF
HAMsuic $ oady aud uuolAngcl. quoted wi 5O....
taned sales, 90 plekle shogers 7 5000 Picked Bel
7%S7 s Picked lams lsii%e PicRieS shoulder &C..
Smoked Hams l2Sl2gc' smoked Shoulder 7s.c.......
Sado at wi" @ SGsE fs.F not v NSS
since our l,:!, ruling steady. with moderate demand.
rather e the cash trad ng to-day LARGELY wants
was moeraelv active pretty vel dstribntel AZ one
time dnring the early hours the iemper somewhat
subsequently all monihs broke points but
Ina rates showa recovery OF points safes LOO tcs
steam sYo ,on T ovsr % ties wen, G to
ans quoted Loci Continent 7as ronth Amerlean
3.2jO tcs July. loo closing 7ogc: $3.50 ties.
Agsqs gS'ng asked o zoo ties sepS
72tGL2lc. closing 4 SOC asked BUTIEll CHEESE
since our last although tho feeling continues
weak s woss sSW crea%"ry Es S,a,s Cream
cry Extra 23a 2lc state Dairy half hrkin tnbS l9G2lci
tory IS 7r wesorn parT isc Western Imitation
Creamery IL d2Oc Cheese-Buyers retain advantage
including White i w. coOrcd i%S skins alSe *;
Ar S,asG egsT asan S continued fair demand
sTEARlNE-Du and more or less nominal City quoted
SEEDs~Dnii anI nominal Jobbng prices Clover n.
SIC by car lot 7s7tci TImohy = loas225 -,
from scassc. tor Moas,es Ice Tor Ear tennng and
ami freight 0do Centrifugal reported 2'c Refined IN fair
Crushed i6Seisc' Cubes 57-ct Powdered. Siss5c;
Grangaicd lli6e; Mould a. b'.cl conieciioner: 4,
.lGc.i White Extra lAS4'sc Extra 4SsI'ci c.
TALLow-Strady held aud trading light Prime City
quoted At 1916 aa'sc sales $1,000 y. SO - :,
steady.
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6tcamboais ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE.-PaI-
"A ACC steamers DREW ani DEAN RICHMOND
ieaveevery week day atat6 lron Pier Al NJ H. lost0s
Freight received until tho hour OF departure
PAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT
- NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH.
Leave via Penn. X n. 4;SO Paror ears Batn orc
nence paiace steanera arriving AZ oiJ Point ~ esl8
N''''A Genp Pass Agent. u sly nroaawssM Y
FOR HUDSON. AND COXsACKIE.
n Boats leave at M. Tuesdays Thursdays and satuS
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays IRON Pier s. foot II
franKiin-sr connecting with Boston and Albany X H.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
for "A IS IL aud way antIugs Boats leave Pier s.
north KIyer; loot ! .y-strset tliy .t I, N.
For sruVvEsANT and ATHENS ron Pier IS. North
Saturilys as same hour
SHORE LINE, all Rail, for Boston, Provi-
- dence. Newport and all New-Engand PolntA 3 tx
press trains daily Sundays excepc from Grand Central
Depot at me- p. lparor aud III y palace
s,eepinkears SUNDAY trains ~ m lparor csrs. III
Take ~. Express for Newport arriving at 7.iOpm
STONINGTON LINE.
For Eoston, Providence and all Eastern points
steamers will Pier rs North River oneb,o,r
u Ii. BRIGGS. Cent Passenger Agent
A TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE. -
m Steamers CITY OF TROY ana SARATOGA lezvs
iooto Chrstophsrs North River daily except saturday
Albany. Troy Excursion Tickets 81 So
BOSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
and f eaHs p kN e. so q Ea.,
ST. at 5:ol n tHy. lsuli.y, inciu Ell. Connsctioa
BY Annex Boat from Brookly 3) Jersey City D
Lowest Rates.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Foor nF IIREnrY srRrEr NoRru RIYEn.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brool
Route" at 400 Tao 300 Hoo o. mt $780, 400 40 6s9
1880. 1900 p IN SUNDAYS at 400 s46. MI oSo ixos
pm.
Trains leaving at 400 TAO IL 90. a. iSo 400 SO
1900 have connection for Reading, Harrisburg Pote
vle etc 400 for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown he>b
ing. Harrisburg. etc On sundays for Eason 49,
TOO for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch CnunA
Tamagna. P0ttsville. Wilkesbafre and scranton.
$50 q for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Cnurks
Wnkesbarre Scranton. Reading, Harrisburg Potsviie
Tamaqua. shamokin, sunbury. Lewisburg, wilamsport
loo and 1:3O p. M. for Easton Bethlehem AuentowS
Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. etc .
S:a5 M for Easton bethlehem ALLENTOWN Mauch Chuns
wkesbarre Scranton, Tsmaqua, shamokn sunDafy Is""
400 and lsO M Tor Easton Bethlehem. Allentown &C.
bt5 for Esston. Bethlehem, Allentown Msn.n S6
Wilkesbarre. Reading Harrisburg. etc. On suna~s'
and 1880 for Easton Bethlehem Asn''r Sundays
400 300 a. M for Red Bank Long Branch ocean ''''~
as5 SIS w. Loo Sn $50 % Lakewood Toms River
$50 % loo p M for Atlantic cty vneand Sr''s.'''
Iso Si5 ii.45 M 100 43o $50 q M i9r r;so S:s5
els M. nv sundays 100 geo for Perth Hn''S'
NEW.JERsEY souTuEhN pA''
From Pier 8 n r.. Sandy Hook, - prsnch "A. yxB
For Atlantic Highlands seaortght. Long D'-A"
tam. a, train. 3, local points sec timetables at Tssss
QQcs%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

CHICAGO May Is (SD,cGp.-wheat closed tonight the
for the dav cents June after day OF
weakness The clique took June wheat whenever 1t
touched ~ the offer what the
June closed 1914 cents June ribs at 81 and June
lar at 80 49, Wheat authority at Newly DIRK wired W.T. Baker
CO. Nine steamers now loading have $4,000 bushels
OF aboard There already been cleared 100000
bushels making the total eearances 0i400O bushe Next
week there loading 10 load that will clear eighteen
steamers with l,232,U00 bushels OF wheat"
suspicion that the who clique getting ready for
OF Its final PUSHES encouraged by the
OF the pegging " operations. which have
slowly but steadily advanced tho price Of
the option from SO TO above 80 cents The
whole selling mood and II the clique had
stood taken all tho June wheat offered sc
the would have become much demofazeL Cora
was weak lower The shipments continue arkaby
small begins look N the receipts going TO
One hundreds nd eighteen expected
almost Ia 80 cent to-day drop
OF "A Provisions weak, There
~ and prices l5c. lower
apparently RIBS aud all the other bulls
ny south has been hed with pork strips
this ribs do msnd Some OF the big shorts
from terrible sweating process
covering. and Char Wright among the leaders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

DRUGS. DYES, Ca fairly active business In most
branches with yalnes well ell, maintained o,,n t,,oed
{ o" with no of
" fIoGR AND MEAI-FLoUR-E1trome low grades are
free offerings ana the temper Is more In favor OF
e e8gert 5oob6ls including 400 S6 civ
ns 3 sG 1ss4 80 % 5S ~ = 30
,1 S for ch %S,o 2 wS SS E E,Ts 10 1871 go
sS e En 70 81 Coos to q nd S s %
ncludSi .aS. 1900 Ibis iSE sI1GTt
j, s SO s. s. ssS g o q sPs s saH8g
g 80 es3 75 Good TO Chose Extra wes,er n 81 SOC
Fancy 81 05ssj 90; Common Extra Minnesota. 50 Is
10 s, GH3 :. 1854 s. S. PSon - iosss CO.
Patent Winter Wheat Extra 8 toas5 10: CITY MN ~;
ira i ssner %fs' FoUH-F% ysry
sus4 sSc o. Good Sp % Choice d. 81 ioss5
%oae!ts IfS" '9 YSe%
- 20 amt brandy wine al 81 10 ssz IA
'aaRAfS-whRXT@Ihe option market absolutely feat
cries. Prices triie higher at the outset sf,erwa
figures SNOW S vas ilr1eG 20 Tree EXPORT par
sbs eaS cow owrq os e@n per- 6a.he closing With
more stcadiness Shippers took upward ihty.l wo oy
future T $4,000 $1,000 SasSe. spot including Mss01
al s5 SG eS 40 aF 30 8 Red 81 % go & aG
95 PC elevator. 95'ic IN store; 800 ag7c b. 81 -
ale closing at Gc do June 90. S9G Gc. closing =,
SS az . 10 at 3d. DO sepio@Scr
closing at Sci October. 80 ~, closing ~ 1890 DO
November closing % &C., DO December 30 doOe closing
95ac January 9G 96,c closne at 95As, 20 FEB
ruary, closing al 91c. do March closing al oa'.. DC
81 o.. do May 81 Ousarl OF, closing AZ
al OOa -. RY E-F Firm and quiet Siate guoici ~ b3c
BARlEY-Duli and nominal. BA KLhY MALT-bull
and uymlual go. CORS-Mafkct ieuded lOWof, with IN
ere Onerngs Spot down about &C. per busle
with doing export consequent the reduced rates
The options ruled dull during the entire session closing
which show loss Of sales
3O{ 10000 bushels spO including IN
grade as. steamer 47a,e eoyat"r i3c
No. z 4HdiSrc 10 elevator 40i4ai0-c deliy
cred; Ungraded White BE-; steamer Yellow. Doc No
May 45c, closing 4sc. do June - - &C.. closing ~
AGO. july ~ 3lG649Ic. closing al 4Vi4c; do August
closing jO; do. September closing AZ OATS
The options lower 10y "a closing steady Specnla
ton reached comparatively moderate aggregate Cash
graes varied the day ruling steady. with mod
stir TO the trade demand saes235OOO bushels future
1928 bushels spot including No. at 30 &C.; do Whe
81 1887 &c; No q 33h531lc.: do White 3sci No White
- gc Mixed Western. "a Bic; White DO. 81 0l2c.
White State 3gc No While. May 37aic No May
33s83394c, closing at s3aci do. June 1872 34c closing
33s4c; July - 81 SC closing Ut 81
.~Quiei steady. 80 b. Sj0922 81 d. sjc 81 d. Sjc
100 h. SOC. ISL sharps ~ dsl %. Rye Feed 81 GJOc.
Walkers Private DAILY Circular May 10. 1881 NewYorki
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~
,,, h,asoh lnex taking IN al The Ferries and eoaaeos
s.s r,@ Inc laaiA nass a. points apowa IN; nor.
TON and western preferred wa. especially ssiOas ta oss
transactions scored An advanes Of s per cent?
%oa ,.a Union sold 40 to rs Sus lss haai figure T
wa lower than last evening. s';ns price w. s NEW !,
York and New-Eagland again was sold down 70 o Sus IL
,a al ss and clio ed at 80, against o7ss ass even.
;rs reference to our General Lat will show that
me usually were within narrow range and
that considering the sharp realizing by local traders
the tone of tho market was strong ana It's temper
dent The earnings for tho fret week IN May OF hear
ali the roads are now In and they have not dsappehe
the expectations of those who looked 70 uasn
ness activity rather than to legislative 49,
for financial results Tomorrow being the a'' -.
should temporarily soften but what with European
TING and homo investments there is little question 'as'
the week will close with material VI 'A'
floating supply Of stocks a.. n. rDoboncod
ouotafions "a follows:
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Total bushels $4,000 2O2i 900 24G4OOO
Tho final report the Indian Agricultural Department
10 published the first week IN May,
1871 or 7th inst The two preliminary reports
ooobuse crop 1886 Of about 900 900 uushes
from and deficiency from the 5OzOOOOoO
bushe crop 1889 The reserves OF Old wheat on Apr
1887. small.
HEMP AND JUTE-sales 900 bales ssal Hemp in lots
nj 7c and 500 bales Paper Butts at &C.
HIDES-A qmet and easy market
HAY AND sTRAW-The market has rather easier tone.
ZOE Clover mixed 90 965c; Clover l5a55c. shipping 90
a5Jc straw-Long Rye 1OGeOci Short 40 a55ci GAL AZ
0-10c.i Wheat 3O6sOc
HoPs-A dull market in all directions American Hops
New York State. 1886. Best 20422c. DO Common 10
Good 10 l7c do 1885. Best. oe loci do Medium 90
Sc Pscic Coast crop 1885, BosL 2Oc; do Common TO
Good I40l7c; 10. 1885 Good 10 Prime eec- Foreign
-Germans crop o. 1886 Best lo92Oei do Common 10
Good 1870 30. English do. l50lSc
IEATHER-A steady but unchanged MARKET 80 - -,
MOLAsSES-A steady market at 1886 for BOZ Boiling
Muscoyado Sales carg0es at the quotation ana one
cargo su gar 10 Philadelphia at zoe. $50.
Mel AI.s-The Pig Iron market remans qnier Quoa-
tions are NO l Thomas, III i2a22c; NO = x Ihomas
800: Cotress Summeree, II clyde ~ ci Dal
welngton 20 zc Tin quiet but STEADY NJ Gz5oOc
sot Between calls 10 tons June sofa
NAV 81 Ice Alter second 40 July sold at 2Jc 10
tons May sales OF Tin In London for the day a1ed
as 100 TONS Copper-5teady at 9vO9lOc spot iOLo9
iaQOc futures Sales Chill Bars In London Tor the oay
call 81 500 b June sold pc 80 800 DO c zoo tons
DO iscc ON second call $1,000 ID spot sod AZ Al 2o
97 500 n May s47sc 100 tons June, si2c Aier SECOND
cali $4,000 II August sold at AGO; $4,000 July Ah@
TxVAL sroREs-For Spirits Turpentine the market is Q
d 35c merchandise Resins snow general
business our previous quotations. STRAINED ~ ~ S9oo
d., "a 49, = n s2A Efl ~ 9. n %, u u WI A H1S
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS


There shrDkage in the activity OF the wheat specua
on yesterday and prices dropped simply because realization
sales continued by the bulls No OF
was developed but the export demand continues fair Tho
current trading DO ncucd the bear side bus
there are important which cousiner thai the sta
cal outlook warrants the expectation OF good drain Amer
ioa for cereals before the After brief period OF
early Strength the options fell U7s rent but closed At
coVfJ WIN only small losses scored spot lots 2Ol
cent easier aud shippers took 2560O0 bushe Spot
easier but the denanl $4,000 bushels Tho
otiens were dull and disposed Oats without
feature. SPIT lots steady but the options "a
cent lower. There sales OF 900 terces lard
fners and the option market tre steader being
conhnel Ia the later months
The hnal quotations for options a. follows:
Wheat-May 0Gl1, June 96. July 9JI-, August 3d.
September Ssh October 037-. December 951. cents
Corn-May 49, June Az. July i0l. August 50l4 Septem
Dor 81 cents
Oats-May 33Ss June 1884, July 81 !. cents
ar-June 81 July 81 o. August 81 49, september 81 -
October 81 20
The receipts of grain aud flour yesterday at NewYork
Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston reported follows:
WHEAT. 20a78s bushes 80 $50 bushels oats 6g9i
bushels total grain 5000 bushels honr GSJ packages
A. Chicago Milwaukee and 81 Louis the arrivals wore
Wheat II 3Bl bushels 90 l2 bushels oats III 81
bushels total grain 3I7G60 bushels Hour 26 1874 barrels